Electronics

[sierracat]

I just wondered if anyone knows anything about the brand of Asus.I have heard of it and the other shopping channel has a good deal on one

[I am still oxox]

I had a small netbook a few years ago I hated everything about it

[Dusty1]

I have an Asus PC that has been great.

[PalmTree11]

I had an ASUS laptop that was great. Unfortunately the DC (charging) port broke and I couldn't use it anymore.

[gardenman]

Asus makes computer components and those components are typically well reviewed. Their motherboards are typically very well reviewed. A few years ago they decided to combine their components into a fully functioning computer and their computers generally get good reviews. I wouldn't be afraid to buy one. I'd generally recommend going for a higher end version of one of their computers than the entry level models as the components are likely to be a bit sturdier, but dollar for dollar you're probably getting as good a computer from Asus as from anyone else.

[Nuttmeg]

Asus makes game computers http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834231630

You may want to look for a Toshiba http://www.toshiba.com/us/deals with an i5 processors. You can call sales for any help or questions about a product.

[151949]

DH gave me an Asus tablet for a birthday gift. 11 months later it "froze up" and I had to send it in for service under warranty. Got it back in a few weeks all fully functioning , cost free. Then 3 months later it would not turn on one day. That's it - done. called Asus - they admitted the problem was related to the previous repair but refused to fix it again for free. I threw it away and bought an HP Chromebook. Loved it while I had it but - seriously - 15 months. They are a piece of junk IMO, and I can not wait to tell anyone who will listen DO NOT BUY AN ASUS.

[bonnielu]

I have an ASUS PC. No complaints. Love it.

[daisey10]

I have one and I'm happy with it.

[betteb]

I have an ASUS A53U laptop and I love it.